Dr. Suzanne Doyle-Morris uses a practical and pragmatic presenting style to discuss how professional women can achieve rapid career advancement. As author of Female Breadwinners: how They Make relationships Work and Why They are the Future of the Modern Workforce following the huge success of Beyond the Boys’ Club: Strategies for achieving Career Success as a Woman Working in a Male-Dominated Field, her keynotes focus on modern diversity issues that address how both businesses and individual women must adapt to succeed.
As Director of Femalebreadwinners.com, Suzanne Doyle-Morris’ expertise is born out of her coaching work with professional women as well as her Ph.D research from the University of Cambridge on the experiences of women in male-dominated fields.
Dr. Doyle-Morris has presented at events for Clifford Chance, unilever, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, Thomson reuters, accenture, Deloitte, BP, hewlett Packard, the university of Cambridge, Barclays, Women in Banking and Finance, european Professional Women’s network and Women in Technology among others.
In her keynote on “Female Breadwinners” she discusses how organisations must adapt to the rising tide of women who are the main earners for their family. Not only does she address how the business world must evolve to retain and develop key talent for the future, but also how these demographic shifts affect the relationships and expectations between individual men and women.
When presenting on “Moving Beyond the Boys’ Club” Dr. Doyle-Morris offers tangible strategies that audience members can enact immediately to get noticed by senior stakeholders. She helps women become comfortable with self-promotion in order to get the recognition they deserve, for themselves and their team.
As a keynote presenter or panellist, her broad expertise on diversity issues makes Dr. Doyle-Morris one of the most credible speakers on the challenges… and opportunities…for today’s working woman.
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- Conferences
- Keynote Presentations
- Panels
- Workshops
- Webinars
- Executive Coaching with senior women
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What Clients Say About Suzanne’s Events
“Suzanne is one of my favourite presenters: not only is she entertaining and forthright, she also has fascinating insights and provides practical tips and advice which can be put to immediate benefit. A pleasure to have at events!” – Laura King, Partner, Clifford Chance
‘’Suzanne was engaging, inspiring, abundantly pragmatic and was able to inject great humour into her presentation. Feedback has been tremendous, Suzanne touched hearts and provoked minds, exactly what we needed!’’ – Julie Watson, Chair Women’s Network, Unilever
“Suzanne’s advice was easy to follow, but more importantly, her tips were all something that you could walk away and implement immediately. Cannot recommend her highly enough. Thanks, Suzanne!” – Lena Young, Director, Morgan Stanley
“She is popular and has a lot of credibility with women in our organisation and she provides effective and accessible expertise. We know if we want to be sure of a successful event, Suzanne will deliver.” – Sigrid Fisher, Head of Equality and Diversity, University of Cambridge
“Suzanne was a pleasure to do business with at all levels and is highly engaging and entertaining as a speaker. Her accumulated knowledge about women in the world of work is and should be highly valued.” – Mary Hensher, CIO, Deloitte
“Suzanne’ s message was very powerful and simple, “no one cares as much about your career as you do!” Suzanne gave our group some very practical and actionable ideas to help progress their careers, and some very personal advice regarding balancing their work and home life. It was a terrific session and we are looking forward to having Suzanne come back!”
- Jane Moran, CIO, Thomson Reuters
“I cannot praise Suzanne highly enough. She is extremely personable, knowledgable and real. Straight talking but full of useful career advice. I wish I had been fortunate enough to have known Suzanne when I was starting out in my career. Read her book, attend a workshop or work with her. This is the best career move you will ever make. “ – Sheryl Newman, Founder, Girl Geeks Scotland